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‘the shiny bums in head office were writing slimy little memos to the Prime Minister’
‘These shiny arse journos talk tourism up so much as New Zealand's economic saviour.’
‘"That was where the shiny bums lived," he says.’
‘Once again the shiny bums appointed to safeguard the national psyche have come up with an idea to excite the imagination of millions.’
‘Teachers and principals do not want to say anything for fear of having their head shot off by some shiny bum way up the chain of command.’
‘He told the conference companies were led by "corporate robber barons in their shiny-arse suits".’
‘A shiny arse who knows he is bulletproof isn't going to put in the mileage to prove he is the right choice once he is in there.’
‘The report talks about having more shiny bums, who sit on their backsides, or police officers who do not staff the patrol cars, walk the beats, or make the arrests.’
‘Even when research and development is done, it is under control of engineers and most of the work involves simply scoping the research project, a shiny-bum job.’
‘I represent the working people who make this economy work, not these shiny bums down here in the capital.’